Ford Escape OBD-II support

Model years 2001 to 2026CombustionOnboarded

173,038 miles driven with Pelican by 116 drivers

The OBDb lists 113 parameters for the Ford Escape, read from 6 control modules. Real responses from Ford Escape cars confirm 110 of them. Drivers have tested model years 2007, 2012 to 2017, 2019 to 2025.

Support by model year

A solid mark means a real response confirmed the parameter. A light mark means the car's signalset reads it but no response has confirmed it yet.

YearStatusFuelSpeedRangeOdometerTires
2001 to 2007OnboardedTire pressures: No data
2008 to 2012OnboardedTire pressures: No data
2013 to 2019Onboarded
2020 to 2026Onboarded

Confirmed by a real response Read by the signalset, not yet confirmed

Parameters

The parameters of the Ford Escape, by group. These are the commands that Ford added, and the SAE J1979 standard parameters that real cars confirm. Open a group to see each parameter, how Pelican decodes it, and the model years that real cars confirm.

CarPlay

Apple lists CarPlay for the Ford Escape in model years 2017 to 2025.

CarPlay can change with the market and the trim level. Ask the dealer about a specific car.

About the Ford Escape

The Ford Escape is a compact crossover SUV. Ford released the first generation in 2000 for the 2001 model year. In August 2025, Ford announced that it would end the Escape after the 2026 model year.1

Frequently asked questions

Does the Ford Escape support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto?

Apple lists CarPlay support for the Ford Escape from the 2017 model year to the 2025 model year. Ford added the SYNC 3 system to the Escape for the 2017 model year. For the 2023 model year, SYNC 4 became standard. Press coverage says SYNC 4 brings wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It also lists an available 13.2-inch screen.123

Footnotes

  1. Ford Escape (Wikipedia) ↩ ↩2

  2. CarPlay available models (Apple) ↩

  3. 2023 Ford Escape: 5 things to know about this refreshed SUV (Pickup Truck +SUV Talk) ↩

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